İş Atama Yardımı
Standart bir iş ödevi yazmak çoğu genç için asla kolay bir iş değildir. Görev konusunun, iş türünün ve yönünün iyi anlaşılmasını gerektirir; ödev için mükemmel taslak ve içerik çerçevesini geliştirmenin yanı sıra, ana metni yazma işine başlamanın yanı sıra metnin daha sonraki bir aşamada düzeltmelerini yapmak.
Bu nedenle, iyi fikirler edinmek için sıklıkla profesyonel görev yardımcıları ararlar. İster makalenin çerçevesini almak için yapay zekaya bazı talimatlar yazmak olsun, ister ilgi çekici konulara ulaşmak için ondan yardım istemek olsun. Eşsiz kalitede çözümleri anında geliştirmek için bizi tercih edebilirsiniz.
- 4) A price ceiling imposed by the government __ A) helps establish equilibrium in case of a shortage or surplus B) is a tax that increases the market price of a good C) can create situations of excess demand D) involves pricing a commodity above the market price
- 3).Economics is primarily the study of __ A) the different types of governments and the impact of their policies on a nation B) agents' choices and their impact on society () the relationship between matter and its motion D) events of the past and how these events affect present human behavior
- 2) Consider a market where the demand curve is downward sloping and the supply curve is upward sloping (so they are neither vertical nor horizontall). If the consumers willingness to pay for the hundredth unit is 7.00 and the seller's willingness to accept for the hundredth unit is 10.00 then the equilibrium __ A) quantity is less than 100 units B) price is less than 7.00 C) price is more than 10.00 D) quantity is more than 100 units
- 1) It'a good has a price olasticity of demand equal to B. __ A) the smallest increase in its price will cause consumers to stop consuming a completely B) the quantity demanded of the good will be completely unaffected by a change in its price C) the demand curve for the good will be upward-sloping D) the percentage change in the quantity demanded of the good will be greater than the percentage change in its price
- According to the European Commission, China is the European Union's biggest source of imports. It is also the second largest export market. The trade between China and the European Union is worth around 1 billion daily. The European Union imports mainly industrial and consumer goods as well as footwear and clothing, exporting machinery and equipment, aircraft, motor vehicles and chemicals to China. Despite the pandemic, U.S trade with China saw major increases, partly due to the new trade deal signed between the two countries in 2019. Coming out of the pandemic, demand In the United States increased, which meant that imports increased by a third from mid-2020 to the end of the first quarter of 2021.China however, as many countries discovered during the pandemic, held back the supply of many vital products, conserving them for Chinese consumers. As a result, historic imbalances in trade between China and many of its overseas consumer markets have seen slight changes as these markets have either sourced elsewhere or recommenced their own production of vital goods. At the same time, labor costs in China have increased at a faster rate that in competing economies such as Indonesia or Vietnam, which has either driven up China's prices or forced Chinese manufacturers to live with tighter profit margins. Although China is thought to have a trade surplus of around 600 billion, the problem for them is-where is future growth likely to be found? Increased wage growth, reduced investment as a percentage of GDP and excess production capacity are all factors that have contributed to slowing down the export market for China. Equally, China has been growing faster than all of its trading partners, meaning that the economy's export orientation is a problem because the main markets are already saturated with products. How could China retain its growth and continued trade surplus? A. By cutting down exports and focusing on the domestic market B. By finding other suitable trading partners C. By setting up factories in main trading partner countries to avoid import taxes D. By not allowing privately owned businesses to export E. By selling more to existing trading partners